Find Trusted Early Morning Child Care Near Me in Santa Barbara, CA

The average rate for early morning child care services near you in Santa Barbara, CA on Care.com is $18.00 per hour. Each early morning child care provider’s rate will be different and can be impacted by factors like where you live and how many children you have.

If you’re looking for early morning child care near you in Santa Barbara, CA, look no further than Care.com. You can search for early morning child care providers by their distance from Santa Barbara, CA and by hourly pay rate. Then you can compare their years of experience, the specific services they offer, and what age groups of kids they specialize in caring for.

Different early morning child care providers can provide your family with support in different ways. For example, some early morning child care providers can provide school transportation and others can help with light housework and cleaning. Once you know what responsibilities you want them to take on, you can review different Care.com profiles near you in Santa Barbara, CA until you find a caregiver who is happy to take on those responsibilities.

Early morning child care providers on Care.com complete an annual background check called a CareCheck. Caregivers who complete this background check have a badge on their profile displaying the date it was run. We do strongly recommend that you take additional steps to hire an early morning child care provider near you in Santa Barbara, CA safely, such as interviewing candidates, checking references, and running your own background check. You can also read reviews from other families near you that have worked with the child care providers you're interested in by checking out their Care.com profiles.

When you’re on the hunt for the perfect early morning child care near you in Santa Barbara, CA, you can ask them any questions that will help indicate if they are the right fit for your family. We recommend asking about their prior caregiving experience, confirming when they are available to work, and asking them what responsibilities they can help with.